MEI: HIZEN NO KUNI JUNIN TADAYOSHI, EDO PERIOD (17TH CENTURY)
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A HIZEN WAKIZASHI WITH ROIRONURI KOSHIRAE
Mei: Hizen no Kuni Junin Tadayoshi, Edo Period (17th Century)
The blade hirazukuri with bohi to both sides, sakizori, forging pattern mokume, tempered edge suguha of konie and nioi, komaru boshi, tang ubu, file marks sujikai, 14¾in. (37.5cm.); in a roiro lacquer scabbard with a gold cockerel kanamono, oval shibuichi Hamano school tsuba decorated with a South Sea Islander presenting two tama to a seated, armoured warrior in gilt, copper and shakudo zogan and kebori, shibuichi fuchi-kashira with a torii, pine in the rain and a priest under an umbrella in gilt, copper and shakudo takazogan, menuki formed as a bird, iron kozuka with fern fronds in gilt and shibuichi zogan, accompanied by an origami by Hakusui (2)
Mei: Hizen no Kuni Junin Tadayoshi, Edo Period (17th Century)
The blade hirazukuri with bohi to both sides, sakizori, forging pattern mokume, tempered edge suguha of konie and nioi, komaru boshi, tang ubu, file marks sujikai, 14¾in. (37.5cm.); in a roiro lacquer scabbard with a gold cockerel kanamono, oval shibuichi Hamano school tsuba decorated with a South Sea Islander presenting two tama to a seated, armoured warrior in gilt, copper and shakudo zogan and kebori, shibuichi fuchi-kashira with a torii, pine in the rain and a priest under an umbrella in gilt, copper and shakudo takazogan, menuki formed as a bird, iron kozuka with fern fronds in gilt and shibuichi zogan, accompanied by an origami by Hakusui (2)